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Henry Havelock is Dead

November 24

havelock is dead

He has been responsible for killings of so many sepoys; the number is so large that just thinking of it sends a shiver down my spine.

At least the British are out of Lucknow forever.

Author Sepoy Sunny Kalara

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F.J.Hughes Said,
Killed by disease, not the action of the enemy.
Sepoy Sunny Kalara Said,
Yes, killed by dysentery and exhaustion. Poor food and 1/4th of the rations that the British survived on didn’t help much either.

By some account, 2/3rd of the British losses were due to illnesses and not because of the direct action of the rebels.

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